Beyond Abstention: India, the Korean War Legacy and Contemporary Conflicts India's astute diplomacy in the Korean War provides a powerful blueprint for engaging with today's tumultuous global landscape. D. Padma Kumar Pillay | | IDSA Comments
India And The Emerging World Order Publisher: Pentagon Press International Relations stand at a crucial juncture today. The multilateral order represented by the United Nations and the Bretton Woods system has not met the evolving requirements... Amb. Sujan R. Chinoy , R. Vignesh , Mayuri Banerjee | | Book
ADAPTIVE DEFENCE: Navigating The Changing Landscape of Modern Warfare Publisher: Pentagon Press This book explores the evolving character of modern warfare and its profound implications on military doctrines, strategy, and operations. The multi-domain (land, air, sea, cyber, and space)... Amb. Sujan R. Chinoy , Rajneesh Singh | | Book
China’s Fighter Aircraft Development: A Brief History China has made a consistent and gradual progress in research and development of fighter jets keeping the Soviet-designed fighter models as reference. Abhishek Kumar Darbey | | Backgrounder
How Vulnerable are Kinmen and Matsu Islands? The probability of a standalone Chinese military action to seize Taiwan’s outlying islands—Kinmen and Matsu—is very low. Prashant Kumar Singh | | Special Feature
Trump’s Immigration Policies: An Assessment President Donald Trump’s immigration policies are in the limelight, given the first full-scale protests against these policies that have erupted in Los Angeles. Khyati Singh | | IDSA Comments
DF-31AG Test and PLA Rocket Forces’ Nuclear Choices The September 2024 DF-31AG test showed to some extent the success of the efforts aimed at the streamlining of the priorities of the Rocket Forces. M.S. Prathibha | | Issue Brief
Ethiopia’s Russian Gambit: A Solution or a Failing Strategy? Ethiopia has reached out to Russia to strengthen defence ties amidst multiple internal conflicts. Abhishek Mishra , Abyssinia Abay Mengistu | | IDSA Comments
The Bibi–Sisi Rift: Threat to Camp David Accords Multiple factors, including Egypt’s increasingly close ties with China, Russia and Turkiye, are threatening to derail the 1978 Camp David Accords. Adil Rasheed | | Issue Brief
50 YEARS OF THE BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION: Tracking the Journey Publisher: Pentagon Press The Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) entered into force in 1975. This treaty prohibits the development, production, and stockpiling of biological and toxin weapons. This volume offers a... Ajey Lele | | Book
